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AWS powers the world's most innovative leagues and teams
New to AWS x NBA: Advanced Stats Powered by AI
The NBA is unveiling groundbreaking Advanced Stats for the 2025-26 season, powered by AWS AI. For the first time, fans can explore previously intangible aspects of player performance through machine learning-driven metrics like Shot Difficulty (xFG%), Defensive Box Score, and Gravity. These stats reveal how top players truly impact the game—from shot-making under pressure to reshaping defensive strategies across the court. Discover how AWS is transforming basketball analytics.
Fuel generative AI innovation: lessons from sports leaders
- Personalize fan experiences: PGA TOUR's AI golf commentary
- Boost team productivity: F1's instant race data insights
- Automate game analysis: NFL's 99% accurate tracking
Explore our sports partners
MLSE on AWS
Powered by AWS Machine Learning to create a better experience for fans, players, and teams. Learn more
NBA on AWS
AWS is a new technology partner of the NBA and together we’re aiming to transform the future of basketball. Learn more
Riot Esports on AWS
Powering innovation and transforming the player and fan experience worldwide Learn more
How the world's leading sports organizations leverage AWS
How AWS creates a winning schedule
AWS helped the NFL sort through a quadrillion possible options for the 2023-2024 season. Learn about the science—and art—behind finding “the one.”
Formula 1 redesigns car for closer racing and more exciting fan experience
By relying on AWS Graviton2-powered EC2 instances, F1 has seen an 80% reduction in simulation time and lowered the cost of running these workloads by 30%.
AWS and NHL debut new advanced stats
Two new advanced statistics powered by AWS, shot analytics and save analytics, give fans a better understanding and deeper appreciation of how their favorite players and teams perform during crucial moments.
Player safety
How AWS and the NFL are using AI and machine learning to revolutionize player safety, predict injuries, and optimize performance across all 32 teams.